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How can scientists and other experts weigh in on federal rules that affect us all? Science Network guest blogger Chris Gillespie shares his experience and advice.

There has been a lot of concern recently regarding the direction of education policy in India, particularly regarding  the Union Government’s National

Why is Moody ignoring the climate crisis? At least partly—if not largely—because Republican AGs receive substantial financial support from the fossil fuel industry.

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Noida (Uttar Pradesh) [India], April 13 (ANI/PRNewswire): In the area of CSR - Corporate Social Responsibility - the motivating force behind Curadev's activities is the awareness that businesses have a social responsibility to the communities they serve.

A recent study by Social Science Network’s study states that roughly 186 banks are at risk of collapsing

We've come a long way in five years to transition to electric vehicles.

A new assessment measures New England states' progress towards shrinking their climate resilience gap.

Yesterday, voters in our deeply polarized country sent a decidedly mixed political message. As of this writing, control of both the US House and Senate remains uncertain. I am now getting ready to join leaders and activists from around the world at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, and that is he

The annual medical research competition is back for its eighth consecutive year to award $500,000 in research prize money to top scientists to help...